Container queries are one of the most exciting additions to CSS. They allow you to query a component directly based on its size or style rather than the device’s viewport. Non-inheritable styles in CSS include height, width, border, border. If we want the border color of the card, the result will look like this. But style queries can shine when combined with size queries, which is really only useful when using higher-order variables. Using style queries with size and style queries are very useful.

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What are style queries?Over 200k developers use LogRocket to create better digital experiencesWhere and when to use CSS style queriesIssues with style queriesDo polyfills exist for style queries to be used in non-experimental browsers?ConclusionIs your frontend hogging your users' CPU?

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